file past (someone or something)

To move past someone or something in a line. Once all of the third-graders filed past, the fourth-graders followed them out of the church. The bridal party filed past the applauding guests.

file past (someone or something)

[for a line or procession] to move past someone or something. The people filed past the coffin, looking sadly at the still figure inside. As they filed past, some wept openly.

词组	file past (someone or something)
释义	file past (someone or something) file past (someone or something) To move past someone or something in a line. Once all of the third-graders filed past, the fourth-graders followed them out of the church. The bridal party filed past the applauding guests. See also: file, past Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. file past (someone or something) [for a line or procession] to move past someone or something. The people filed past the coffin, looking sadly at the still figure inside. As they filed past, some wept openly. See also: file, past McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: file past look past sneak past (someone or something) brush past (someone or something) blow past (someone or something) reach past (someone or something) knew it was coming know (something) is coming settle an old score (with someone) settle a score
随便看	out of courtesy out of courtesy (to one) out of curl out of date out of debt out of debt, out of danger out of depth out of doors out of earshot out of element out of fashion out of favor out of favor (with one) out of fix out of focus out of gas out of gear out of hand out of hands out of harm's way out of hock out of house and home out of humor out of humour out of/in the limelight